plantations. Denise's outer winds helped Sheila Scott while she was flying solo around the world and a boat named Winward Passage won the Transpacific Yacht Race. Both were headed to Honolulu. August 1972: Hurricane Diana dissipated a few miles off shore of the Big Island, dropping over of rain in some parts. September 1972: Hurricane Fernanda may have caused flash flooding near Waipio as it passed to the northeast. August 1976: Tropical Storm Gwen passed north of Hawaii, dropping of rain across the entire state. July 1978: Hurricane Fico created waves, felled trees and knocked out power across the islands. 1980s July 1982: Hurricane Daniel passed through the islands as a tropical depression, causing little if any damage. November 1982: Hurricane Iwa was one of Hawaii's most damaging hurricanes. Although it was only a category 1 storm, it passed just miles west of Kauai, moving at a speed of nearly . Severe property damage was inflicted on the island; up to (a record for that time). Iwa was the most damaging hurricane to ever hit Hawaii until Hurricane Iniki took over the title 10 years later. July–August 1983: Hurricane Gil passed over northern Hawaii as a tropical storm, causing minor damage. October 1983: Hurricane Raymond took a path similar to Gil's, but as a depression, causing no damage. July 1985: Hurricane Ignacio, although missing the islands, generated surf that measured from causing damage to coastal roads and structures. Only light rain was reported. July 1986: Waves caused by Hurricane Estelle caused in damage when they destroyed five houses and damaged several others. Two people on Oahu drowned in rough surf. August 1988: Tropical Storm Gilma moved through the island chain as a depression, dropping locally heavy rainfall of up to in some places. August 1988: Hurricane Uleki approached the state. Two drownings on Oahu were attributed to rough surf caused by the hurricane. July 1989: Hurricane Dalilia dropped heavy rains over Hawaii, setting a new July record for Honolulu International Airport, in 24 hours. Rain was heavier elsewhere, with up to falling near the North Shore. 1990s August 1991: Hurricane Fefa dissipated shortly before landfall. Two people were injured by lightning. Locally strong wind gusts reached at some localities, mainly over Hawaii and Maui. Some heavy downpours occurred, particularly on the Big Island. Localized flash flooding was reported in the Kohala and Hamakua districts. July 1992: Hurricane Georgette brought locally